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MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
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06-06-2011, 11:39 AM
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RE: MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
Both can be toilet paper Dina its called little pecker syndrome....
;)Workmans comp is not a road you want to travel alone.You need a good lawyer,a great family and good friends to lean on.If you make it thru without losing everything you have worked for all your life,you have come out ahead of the game.....
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06-06-2011, 11:54 AM
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RE: MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
(06-06-2011 11:31 AM)nursedina Wrote: Freebird- for the record. I WAS asked to come on here because I was told most of the nurses left. I do not claim to have the answers. Once again - I simply stated that like legal advice, we send people to a lawyer, I just suggested sending to a physician, They ARE the experts, not me. I only out my credentials because I was asked to come on here as a nurse. I am sorry if it came off pompous or arrogant, that was not my intention. Intentions can be misconstrued when reading on a forum. BOTH other's posts and MINE. I apologized if I took anything that wassail out of context. Without a face and physical Indications and no inflection, posts are hard to read. TOOT TOOT Just pickin chickinI need no apology. I have alligator skin. My oldest daughter has a master's degree in the "medical profession" and I will not take her word at times on certain situations; I want opinion's of other's and opinions are like bungy holes' We all have one and they all stink. I have received valuable information over the last 8 years form all types of individuals. As I have said many times, I want to help the Injured worker and I will give my personal experience with a situation if it fits the thread. I have no credentials except 8 years(and still counting) in the WC Arena. I wish they would settle but I cannot lead a calf to water. Anyway, I think Morphine ER suxs. Anything that takes away my desire to do #2 is a really bad situation and Morphine did this within 1 day. I took every laxative imaginable. Mirlax,Senna S, Lots of prunes... Heck, I was going broke on not being able to poop! After switching back to the Fentanyl Patch, #2 is doing great within 36 hours and my pain reilef is much better. I deal with skin irritation with antibiotic cream if needed. My skin irritation is not that bad. I can manage that. 2011 Lexus Convertible |
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06-06-2011, 12:44 PM
Post: #63
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RE: MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
Free- I hate the Morphine ER- I vomited constantly. Unfortunately - after my very first surgery ( after never having taken nothing stronger than a Tylenol in my life ) my surgeon put me on Fentanyl 75. Which as we all know is for opiod tolerant patients - I vomited for 9 days straight and was almost admitted again for dehydration. Not I take opana Er and it's been a godsend. No woozy feeling, less constipation ( that's the worst - I once went 12 days and finally had to resort to my friend, th enema - ugh!!! )
Good luck with he fentanyl patch. I wish I could try it again b/c it would be so much easier than popping pills three times a day - but now the docs are scared that I am allergic to something in the patch. Believe it was just the strength and being non opioid dependent. |
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06-06-2011, 01:53 PM
Post: #64
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RE: MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
(06-06-2011 11:39 AM)jayne Wrote: Both can be toilet paper Dina its called little pecker syndrome.... Just for the record, my shoe size is 13 double E. Do the math...... Peck Peck....... Later Penrod 2011 Lexus Convertible |
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06-06-2011, 05:49 PM
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RE: MS Contin ER (Extended release morphine
I really think cycler's a dude. I mean he did say he once hung out with Kevin Bacon--and I don't think Mr. Bacon would hang with a chick with that kind of disposition.
Pecker syndrome or not, he just needs to lighten up a little - appreciate a splendid blue sky...learn how to laugh...AND to dance! Ah, he must learn how to dance!! CLICK on link>>> http://www.youtube.com/embed/jeNsr_nQEfE?rel=0
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Just pickin chickin
Pecker syndrome or not, he just needs to lighten up a little - appreciate a splendid blue sky...learn how to laugh...AND to dance! Ah, he must learn how to dance!! CLICK on link>>>